As I told you, I try to fulfil my Norwegian stamp collection. It can be very hard regarding the unused (Post-fresh) stamps, because such Norwegian stamps are very expensive. I probably will lack about 6 or 7 when my wife say stop. But I have a lot of spare stamps (duplicates) which I want to sell or just swap with those I don't have.

My father, my uncle and my grandfathers and grand, grandfathers have been stamp collectors - and some of them have even had stamp shops. As I have got most of the leftovers I have a large number of stamps from Norway (and many other countries). To manage this I had to prefer collecting Norwegian Stamps and I have a lot of work to do going through my "posthorn"-collection where one could use a lifetime to resolve everything. Later on I might try to sell out more of the variants of these, but I must first be sure to get my own example of each type.

I also have collected stamps since 1950 and have always bought unused (Post-fresh) stamps all the time. The same had my uncle and now I try to get rid of it - making it pay for the missing part of my collection.